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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

4AxAnt1HE WIN = D90f0n RnoM IMxAn
sADoux THz1 EmTosx. N
HAn KnAnoznco, 0sps. G-Dr. Baan-
ment, % Bsanmont, Tbxna, arrived IN
this city today. In an interview he
said: ~ffnnk james b working d :
dry aoods hoass in Dallas. Hs Rsss
500 . msutA anA paEsaea bic way e
quis&ly and unaufi1ioaaly ns ne nos1
unaggnming person IN the town. His
family is n Dallas. sso. and bis chil-
dFen are going riaht along 10 The public
school. Il is not tFua that Reank 1amss
made lot Of money and retired 10 an
JOY %. He h poor END ouly hae onouQh
fFom his saiary 10 Get along on. ]
knew the James boys veil at So. Joe
before Wsu1 10 Texas. and aay What
people will about tha James boys, they
were fearfully used. That e, tie fam.
ily vas n TIE oarly beEdm aifasuliiss.
TheiE too eiBoaRs we're oaetarsd e. po-
litical prisoners and ineaFoefaeod With
. LOT Of other women pEiaonexa In an
cid brick houss THAI had airsadv been
condemned - daneeEons. Il feil down
and killed them. Then bombs OF
hand-Qronade8 were thEown into the
residences Of thsir mother, Hrs. ID.
SamRels, and one Of her arms was
blown Of and shs vas otherwise
mainno6.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

PRACR POLRCY.


N1Pr1ExxD 2nKIcL1 ~ A nEPREgzNrA-
rive onnMAn PkFHA.
BEnLm, Sept. E.-Ths Herth Gsvpaam
Gaastfs Ia an tnspiTitod article on the
relations between Germany and Russia
says; ~Fhe duty imposed b. NE Ger
man policy on the intsFeHl Of the en-
piFa ID len dignity is 20 maintain peace
60 lonN as u y eempatahle With honor.
The starting point Of an sndeavol IN
this direction ia foaad ouiy On the
grounds covered b. treaties. Tia eiF-
camstanees By which lhe Otherwise suo-
eesaful peace policy Of the German
Goverunnens has for thFOo summers
hesn distafbed b. Bulgaria, and its
princes, b DOT cAiselafsd % attfasl the
good win Of 0oFmain politiclana to-
wards thai peiBoipality. 1t aceoFds
With tho Interests q the peacs-iovine
and no les strataht forward German
nation thai Germany should IN the
oounuils Of BuEopo throw her whole
weight intD the scale In order 30 have
Europe esmmond peaog 70 the ambitl-
0us Bulgarian princes and minlIloIs
Who are inclined 70 eit oonianl
In ne blaHa. 0srmnmy holds
nrmly 70 the treaties which wsrs bFoken
b. ne Princes q Oobafg snd Batisn-
baEa, not for The sake % pleasing Ne
other powers By a. Get Of regard foE
her own slnMature % for fEiVolity, AZ the
psaes o. Europe wza placed at ntaks
ehEUaeh TIE Oobgrg OFieame e1aerpEise.
Fhsfe b noe The ssnblaneo % an e1oase
Tor that ensoFpgiss. ano Il h only 10 Be
explained On NE andaFstandina thai the
OohurgsK 10 the exsoaioF Of an ex-OE-
faanfak roiiaV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

vnOM fonDoH nzaAnDua
TIE PRosPBcrs or cnoPs.
eAN FRAHuEBoo, Sept. k-A cable
gram from London today says: '.Fhe
bop crop Of Europe will be very vaFia-
ole, the sxpeolstions being that the
yield vii Be tWo-thiFds Of the previous
year and The quality much better. In
England the acreage under hops has
fallen 10 per cant. within the year. The
pFomiss q GOOD crop has besn Quits
fair up 70 the great Storm Of Wednes-
dag, which FaGed with fury b Kent and
haa badly DAMAGED she pEsapeea.
"The etalieians have been busy With
ths EuFopsan wheat crop, which e gen.
orally 10 per cent. hstlsf than Ne naht
year Of 1856. Russia and Hungary viii
probably double their sxpcFtahls anRs
plus Of 1886. Lover prtees are noe
locked for - the II per cent. decrease
IN India coupled With bare Earopsan
granaEiea VII tend 70 hold prices IN 9
deadlock"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

The Edge Of ; Doem % be
Bharpened In the Nerfh.
TAX AasuT THE dAnEs HsEs
Hsvs ~ whs1a- NJ 0vH ssrviss-
Dsalsfsa b fhs Csnasst - tAs
Essass e erfis--Azxn-
nssia Rss1nsa-
san Rsuaxht


munmAMi
.1An knkaumuo, 0suA k-J. e 0hep.
paEa. boaaf nqsn4 e. ~ NoxthsEn Pa
ala1 kAllsoad ComDany, nssuensd - tAil
eaay lAne aiaA1 fTu@ q wusksn visi1 "a.
xsrtt1Hng - eompasy n 6oafhsRn Onl>
hoFDlA He sl1ssd thls afsaEnoon that
~ mo9 wany Baa1sEn tanxinan whila
e0alh, large nanbers Il uAom sionfase
ahsiF inf4nkioa af eomlng nnEah ana
eoanEyin9 - Eusu1Raaa 0f Osngun and
Waahinaen2 IeEEitaRg. anA - psosssd
eoDeUae1 o4oE the MuE4haEn Raalla.
-Ls b souaeghat ezzpEisina.n oontinusA
NJ. nheppard, ~b1f neVoEahataas sEue,
has an exodus q saal esiats msn q
about % TAXA plaes from Los AnRelns
and other eifioa In ~ eRiRinaf hoomef
eo1ulRy. 1oa - tka hoom'a eARs d
kind a. Gun a. abs pesauna stns aoun
hnqEe, an6 eheas nnen are aolna o
e1azDaa neB ono Il tho noFth. Why,
hftoen asEzlemen Wa mnda foFsanaa n
Rnnndona enma np With ne lan niRhA.
40 ths ea& 81 ehia wsak 90 Ne bsRln-
ninR of ngxt ihsY wsls hAka n Portland,
Heatfle nna ekhsR nnEshaRn oisiss % e
eomo koomfn4, end ahon viii visa tke
XelloWssons Part. Tho Ensaesn psopls
wh1 onnne - 6onfhagn 0aliinfnis nov, I
in&. nss M nlwass sakia2ad until thay
eiso nsIe . leok q the naEtheF1 country
ns we'll
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xHs Nuum xAnzzD a. mnzzza nzrsI
Wrxnoux uLounaMEp.


xEn MuuM RAnzzD a. mnzzsNa Mxns
WxlouI uloonauEp.
DUnEfz. eapa. As--Tan thouasnd psr-
soma assemhlaA ns Ennla today 10 e.
ee1e he m4slln8 e tha Isish National
L'aAG1a. The poitea lnss nt9ha took
pes1a1si9a ef NJ hin e Bally- -Ooeoe.
where a was inlendad 10 hol4 aha meet
ina. A pr09smluu. iucludlmN Ben1Ea.
Himnthy enllivan. Dlilon, O'BFian. OAK.
1heohl, Wm. o. Rrisn and Rhillp stan.
hope. ell members Of ne Hsass ol
Oommon4 and several pEle81a. moved
towards Bally- Uuess hill. the approaches
b which wera guarded b. nefdiera an6
polioA The plooasslon nndinR further
progress barred. halted 10 neld, and
MeesFA Sulligan, elnmhopo and Ohrien
za6e spesshas fro@ thaiF carriages. A
troop of huu1aEs, headed b. Col. Tar
nor, ordered tie meeting % diHpoEse
Within Eve minutes. SlanhOpe banded
Oh EuEnea q oapy of TIE Rasolaaiena
adopta1 hy Ne mesainR, eiaimima hnna
Fnle. dsolnring ndheRsnce % ParnelA
thankiRg the Liberal party, pledalne 70
ul11ansa - The sgonlAmntIon of the
lasaane, and 0snounoina land-Rrnh h0lnR.
GtanhQpa declared thaa che pR0ooaainRa
of lhe mssting were legal. and that Il q
eollIsion occurred be v0ald bold Ool.
Turner responaibls. Turner rsplled
that BE- wan ho7nd % exaaake hta or.
deEe. The procession returned te En-
ui1. and Obgien addressed the crowd
d O'Oonnsil's aquaso. Soldiers and Pc
aiea 1gaan appoarinas Ne pRooas.lsn
paaBad On % q hotel, Whiah TIE leaders
snasrod and Tie crowd dlaperaad quietly.
eon1xzzm N Ezz LoHDoa PAFnns.
LoHDoa, Sept. 6-Ths Posf Faaards
he result - Ranls win lively satinfAs.
tion.
Tha TslsgnapA aaysi 'i8aldom, even
IN the history Of TIE Irish aGliatlon, hes
9 Gfeaeef naseo been Witnessed. The
impusin4 Naeionaliglu array sneak eA
ineo asld out oi Ne way Of the polies
70 bold meeting which waa ropFessod
b. q ANAL troop 0g HussAfss
The Ness Bays; "ft b % Ne good
sausa q NE Ifiak people and sAaiE laad. |
eFs that The credit fo9 Me peaceful issue
Of the day. Both parties did their duty |
and both may olalm the victory. Only
sho aufhoes of The prooiAma1ion we're
dafaAssd and rendered Fidiealoas.
Tan aRAEnAnp.
I.oNpoH, 6apt. k.-Tho Staadard r. |
miads the fuesy peoplo,S like Stan |
hope, that whatever their position & |
inalds Of the House of Commons, Gus /
side they ara aimply oitiRana. aubieok % /
ne Law. 10 sayo TIE Ennia affair vas |
aud wonders thai anybedy was /
% aortoaaly ounooKu8d about IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

eAn FnARclsoo. Sept. B.-00voFnoT
nartlefe n aliRhtly worse today. Dr..
Bnokel issued q balietin at neon today,
nanaina thai his respiration had In
creased fr0m 80 70 Is. His tsmpofaiaro
A monl nna hnmHFa&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06
xm OWE sEnVICn.
Tzn coa1nnzHIom PuExa A ooLE.ncroR
OvMR xHn OoALA.

THH ooa1nuzHzon PuExs A ooLLscToR
OvER TH1 GOALS.
WAmmoxoE, Sep4. 6.-The Owl Ser
Vioa Oommiaaioa has subGitted - the
Presidents report Of its Investigation
Of the complaint made By George A.
Webster aeainat Anthony y. 6esbseneE.
Oolloctor Of the Port ef Chicago. The
opinion says the complaint Of Nobg1ef
4 thai be wAa compelled 10 reaian his
place IN The AppeaissF's once 10 Ohiea-
% haaRnss be was q RspubfleAn and
the Collseeos desired 10 pui Dsmoerat
IN he position. In his letter Of oom-
plaini, Wehs1eg oAya that aftog EDeolg-
ina notice that his reslauaalon waa de-
manded. be waa informed By lhs Ooi-,
lsee0g IN 81 interview thai no complaint
had been urged a1Ainsa hig ofilsial ooa-
duet and ability, hat that owing -
aFeat pEeaemra thoxe wns q nsoo1aity
aAaa vaaaney shsald be mmda, and
that The OolleoloE sAid: "YCa menf re-
msnhsE lhet cur party hes besn out Of
power Tor tWonty-dvo yeaEs. and yoa
should be thankfEl fos having besn al
lowed 10 say two yeAss undsF Demo-
craAie ndministrmkion."
RoehsRnog sayo thnt The EeqoA11 Eeg
Wobases's resignation bad besn made
for reasons amply neeon4, end thAl he
acted In strict eonfogmity vita tie Civil
SsFvise lac e. he underwood u. In his
tssti0ouy before The OoDmtssien,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

80 - wakB iasss1iHnsinn1 q -
hi14 euM14a1sd ~ Uamm1aa1ansGn ~
eHepm mM4 IlgmaAn q CAieaR1, an6
aAnln8 ehe FizAk of uhi1A - eptnznn
mFE s1aoA inVsssiaa atf1ns reSaIi u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

anrAr Dnnoxsraariou. n mAnz Llnau
CITIES.


Cuckoo. BepA. k-The Lah1rsg'u hol-
iday was verY gsneEally eeiebFnlsd in
tie large eiliag ef the North todsy.
The bniidinRs an8 manufacturing opaF-
nfinna were unFY GamaKmllY aukpandod IN
this city aud prooasaion of 2A 900 took
plnna heFa.
In NeN Yegk business of ell kinds
was aeneFally suspended and q parade
Of 25oQ3 ineludfng representatives Of
nearly every labor eRganlnation ID the
city oeeafFed Similar Demonstration
ssrs held in DstFoit, Indianapolis and
nlhaR niaiaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

Bosron, Sept. b.-Bssion -, Phlla-
delphias ~.
NEv fonE. ssvs. B.-Nsv York 3,
Waahinafon 3
DEEn0ET. sepa. b.--DstFelt 7. Chicago
n.
PrTzBuso. Sept. s.-PIllsbsFg 5, In
dianapolis 4.
HEw YonK, Sept. b.-MsiEopolltana, 81
sc. Louin, 8.
BneoKEYE, Hope. bs-lsoaiSvilles Vi
Brooklyn, "A; sight innings.
PmLkDsLPH1A, Sept. 4.-Aihlstios, q
Olneinnati, 3.
BAI1EMOmn, Haua. B.--Tha Oleyolmnd
and Baltimore clubs played lwo games
today. First game-BaitlmoFe, Iii
Clsvsiaad, 3; asxen innlnas. Second
aame--C Cleveland, 4; RaltimoFe, 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

OexsxAnElxnREa. Hspa. E--Ihs poEia
hns eSnelndnd tAas ahs. AnelEiaa 6og-
sEnmsnt b trying - aEranas f1s Pnnes
Eurdinana's b wiEA6xawnl frs@ Ba1gaxims
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06
NI UTIIH TIW0HI8
nAnNnnaA - nnaa

Nnw YonK. sspa. 6.-The DaaF Cow.
Basrrlai Bullsfia's Gre record f0g AnRusi
ahous Q teal lass 10 Ne united Blales
and Canads Of ee.1l5, go seains, elSs-
00DJOlO IN Anamsl. is3a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

OnERA. Sept. k--Thia is ths Arsi dag
of the Grand Army Of the nepubllo re-
union. About go Tents have hoen
erected on the esmpina aFoand. More
lhan 500 veterans hase sl9ninee tnsif
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

WaEwmgron, espt. b-The ooiiee-
.lsnI "a lutsTsal sspsnus foF guly Iaat
Wess ei0,o87, ,g79, bsina e39l,liI moEs
than iha Faosipts daFiBg ths sams
menah Of iaat rear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

sAM FnAnCraoo, sspt. S.-Ohisf Crow
ley n in rooeipt OF q teiaaFnm from
Galvsston, Taxaa, Informing him ehat
ehsFiR TisEman Of that city and oounty
waa 0n bis Way 70 this city - teke
charge OF the ahasanaeE, ex.Oguniy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

CmkmLEsToM q. o.. Dspt. B.-The
Nssss and Oosriay Fnsiew OF TIE earth
quake woFk will show that Ia the past
year ovag 600 bulldings have boon re-
built o. repaired Bpd that $40 handEed
and aegsnty-ome a69olutely new bailo-
inRs hava bean erected. Tia whole eoes
h eaSoo.o00 0t whieh Charleston paysat
Lad a8IG000oo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

Havina saId anything 10 webster thaa
eouid Be epuseFuo4 tnaD q. dsslaFa1toa
thas Ne sequea1 Wae prompesd b. %
litioai rsaaoas. 'Tha reasous fer kia
FsmOval," snid 9eebsrRsg, SweFs In my
owu mind and ksapina." and tAaas he
refused % STATE.
Ths opiniou observes thss Whlls eose
bsrRsr slatss omphsfisally thas ha aid
nos sag - webster thas hia rsaiGna-
tion haa been dnmanaaa fuR politioal
ruaaona anA tAn1 he did iRfofm hin
.hat Ssoh ueso not his roasons, al6sa-
sion - oalisd 70 ths fnea tha1 webster
wma givan - bonaAe a thn iMW whioh
Requires heads os axecattvs depaFh
meats % rssain thoaa persons VITO nay
Be eaually aualihsA, wno have bosn
haooEnhly eisahAEaa6 enl1faEu o. sailors.
aWehsaai.s aaEs ths Opinfoa, - a.
honGrnhlF Discharged wUan6e9 aDl6iak,
aftsR bic appolntHanA be was psomoae4
fos fnish fal ana efsieiont seF1iea1, tAis
eompsssaey ths eoilss1os does nol da1y.
Thal WebsaaR 80 N o4nmEisa partisan
ID uoe ahown b. tha tnslimany. He
sevuF atfande4 ea1eus 90 oeaps1tion
e s dsIsgaas. He aads: Il kavs. hov-
ever, a1EunR, honose poiittoal vtevs
W8lG8 = MNN& AA0444 84AA-
sSarum@ poll1saai vigwa.n enys the
oufnkon, sWshslas I'D . r,eha 70 en1aE-
tam. he spinion d
HoT 70 ~ GoGE1AxzDs
Thaa hsamnsa he ossapisa . plaes In ths
elnnsiAsa eisil earytsA be mass tAsrsfoTs
szrrsndss hin Fiaht - TAXA - intssant
n ths pelisiss e - eo1nsry. Ne good
oi1inaa uill Do thl1 =
Tha oplnion mainhsins thAs thare h
10 cnnas why Fsasona ehoaid nnA Be
eiVsn fes FsmovAls, - Ne appotBttaa
oG8na. n4ishof own8 th9 ol1es eoe1ptee
~ him q tne ol112A oocapfs4 bg psf-
mans un1sr hia sapeFviaion. He h nol ~
empRuyus e his suboE1innaa. He b nal
ma11ss. be b Q esrvant of fAe psgpfE
and osTaafniy No Rood nsasons eaa h
gfvgn wAy IN esFvi1a ~ pools y
ahonla be Usrmi1A@6 % eota in his owz
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DRESSMAKING.

MADAME q. LYNU1. or cAfcA0o.
1Nl H1aoASs q Rrsf. lAH1ngIeeae FfeAea
o<2elhxttss sf eglanrs
Arstssiz nreMzaMkiag aa4 80 Aii.sHelf.
tsclig. MslieF RsscR eaFnsR q 5000 a@a
potanhls stazt2 $50 IN
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GHnHME On. .. VI, BepA A-TwE
pFiss AahAs oesaFFsd - ElbaFy, n. 8
". dnEina The paa1 weak, b both ol
wnish "a AmaFsoan wae ons o. a.
pFinoipals. Ono sf the eonfenas va
bsaussn 9lasin e onaanalnnd end Ooa
f0agha and Ooslailo vas defeated TAl
O&hss GaAs eos between Boland q We.
togia and Mitehsil % AaaaEAiiA, an6
snded tn Q dFsw. Forty-two poun9l
vsss f0agh3 and both men vsss badly
plniaAAd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

BUonAknsr, sspt. 6.--Ths oensosShip
Of fsgsian tslegfam oontlDns9 through
out Bulgaria, and the eniry of foreign
newspapeFs into the eountFy y forbid
dan. Many arrests are made daily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

WAsHmGIoN, Hapt. B-The acting
Postmaster General has directed tkat
the free deliyary system Be established
a Taeoma. w. T., on N0yambeR ias.
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siiy osasFrsd. similar asnonsiEallons
ssrs held IN DslFoit, IndianaDolia and
other cifieA
BusmKa HuEPmNnKD IN BoaruN.
Bosroa. espA k.-A gsasral suapsn.
uion of eusinoss and Z large inlax of
subuFhan visitogQ marked TIE oalehra-
aion Of Lnhar Day In thia eily. Ths
proo0osten vac q much larger enc than
n tha labsg demonstrntioa eg last year.
The majority being trade unioniaia,
whlls lass year thsy uess chiefly Kniahts
Of LAhoF.
RBmEna AT FMrEkDMERM1A.
PnEEannnFHlA, 6spt. k--LAbor Day
was gsnsFAlly observed hy The labor o.
aaulaatlona here. Two momztor picniem
were held and . thoasand tnilara en-.
ioysa aii sorts Of spnrt and plaaaurn.
AZ SEW HonK AND nnooEExN.
NKw Yonx. Sega. 6.--In sAs ranks of
the labor pFeooaninn today we're printing
presses IN operation, bakers ovens Ia
fun blast, number of large aawn, 8
sailing boat fully eqalpped and groap
Of cigarette manuiaolnfina girls. AZ
unlon sqeaFe ihe procession was re-
ceivsd By Henry George, y. n. shevieeh,
the Booialis. aaloafoF, and 0leaFs. 0en-
eFal Master WoEkman PowdsFiy, Who
vas expeoied, did not appeas, The pro.
cansion wendod lee wny np FIflh avenmn
% Forty. aooond street, where a dis
banded. Tha romainder of lhe day vas
spana II social enioyment. The DAY waa
also apprcpriafely observed ID Brooklyn.
The public haildlnRa and departments
we're all closed.
N san TnkncIsoo.
GAn Francisco. Sept. 6.-IzaboE Day
was generally observed b. lhe trades
unlona ua thia city. A Rmme Of ball
whi1h waa % have been played thls
afleFnoou between The HavsEiys and O.
a n. \. for ne boneht Of labor orRaniEa-
tionn was postponed on account Of rain.
nt the meFoea parade 10 the evening about
5000 men we're IN line. kmung the or
ganixailon which took part in thia were
tho typographical Union, Ooost Sea-
man. 6tevodoRes, Bakers. Plaators
BuaohaEa and OiaaR MakaEa unicna.
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9oTEA. SEA- 6-ssamb0aisG. PEims
Minisaes, regarding ths pEopuaml eg
Rnnnia % have o tolnf RassS- TnRhish
esmmissian vigis Bulgaria and afEamae
haF ahaiFs. naids -if 6enesai Bnsosh
snd Art1n EGso1i aams - pEisats pss-
a1ns - 9nly neaRa6i1sa dipious1a. thag
wonld be a4misasd into BalMaEin bul
noa otbsFwi1." BziRnFtA was allvs 10
RunsiA's ehleots, an4 UUui6 sspel a1y
insasfsrsnes IL hef nnfsonAi a4aiFs -
Ang pgwsR w1atsSee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

Nuw YonE, 8epl. B.--Rspnsgantatleeg
Of tha AmsFionn AeBoelali1u Oats, me1
IN asnEa1 SESSION 90 aha Bifth Aveuuo
Hotel today. After ne adt0grnment u
va annoanosd tnat Ne Degosntaes
pian hed beon n6ep1e6. Uudes The neW
ruia ths Vialflna elub n 10 feoaisa 30
per cent Of ihe nmte Feaafpas. bHt no
maatsx uhaa he a4iendanee Il the whit
Inc ofub shall tooeise q gaarantoe 81
eioo. 81. Louis uiil be rstainsd II tho
AsaociMtlon inslaAd 81 Goina over 70 ne
league.
Inaian RuIeF a. Nsw Esrk.
Enw YOaH, Bspt. B.-Ths ThaksEa
Saaib, sf KaliisaF, India, aFFiged ioday
co ne Bsfvim. he 10 MOI ID years oid,
bus um6as eho auln9rity 0f hFtai8h gov
sgnmanl ha rules over 2OQ|o0 aahioa1a.
| Hs viii romaln 10 tho UnI1ed States
abozl 81 weeks aad wlil TlsI1 Ne Pc
] et9e ooaBt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

OE1oAao, Sspt. b.-Wn. Hoeg MsEk-
ham, an ex-paymasaee q . bFt1ish
maM-ef var, Who was arrested 10 Kansas
Olly for - smosxs emeni committed IN
OAtnA. uA1 handed ovsr 20 InsDoelog
Maaheweon Of Hon9konG, the kmt eEial
police ofaoeF, VIE arrived yesterday
with exkEaditian pApets. AfleR eeauR-
Ing his prisoner he lsfl for Ban Fran
cisco. whence be vii satl fog Hong
kong.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

PrsslAsEt raxis hasina called ons e
~ Visa Rssatdasta 10 tks ehsis. pro-
aeeda2 10 aGliges hia openina address,
a ehs elnas 81 whioh he pSa9iAina
a9onr pEopgnsd q ruie of keanks -
Frafazss Dsgis. wAieh vaa enfhusis1i-
onlly aossrdsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

OMlcAao. Sept. k.-The LAeae Social
Congress hare u attended b. 9 large
numhsF Of delegates, ineluois9 tie
AFehbishop of khimas Primes bowen-
stein, special German dapNlisa and
French political workers. The Bi1hop
Of Lkeea. In hia opening address today,
dweIt upoa the necsssitg Of epiriS 81
fraternity between masters and en-
ployos and declared u 10 Be the onty of
ihs State 10 iniervene In favor ce she
working elaasoa He expFensss ap-
provAl e The woEkingnAn's blIi pre-
vided By The 00vszanaenl Labor oon-
miaaion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

RwEm, 0opt. ALA onae the woathsg
q pFopi1ieas eAs BmpeseR vii aooom-
pa1y he German sqaadson 70 mea1 ~
OzsF and ths Razsaan squadFon - lhs
Izah inssanA.
Secretary FaarchafA IN wasAlnessn.
WAszusruI, bspt. e. eeerataFy
Rnl1shild = sxpesaed 10 a1ive thia
sveninR. when be len heBs. d Waa bis
lneantisa 20 rn@aa1 awaY a iaMna .
moath. an6 he s19dsn ehAnas la ~
plan iBenid b - - d4gsse e ths Preai-
Asnt b eoofgR vita hin b rs1AeA %
tha tEoa1mana of tie taKia and Gnan-
eiAl qnesEian IN hls nsxt ananal msa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

The wuioo@s w4B agkngwie4aed and /
rusvanSsA % By Df. Wm. HzFFls Lesyd, /
lnspssas4 0snerai of tbs Regal Navy - /
bskalf 81 0rsat Britain; DE-. Lepn Il. |
IAfogs, 81 RaEis. - hebaif Of EE1Dee;
Psuf. 2. J. urna. q Hembesz, 0n the |
cart Of 9erneuy; esuatoF M. eemmeio. /
81 Hsrlss. for ltaIy, and ElF ohaEiss
Rs9b1s. ef s.. RetersbafR. snpfsseuting
ths aoSsEnms18 q hnaaiA. DE-. UrBA
nDoks n 0erman and Dr.. Bemmslo an1
LafoFbs N Rrsneh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

PAnm. Hspt. sl-Ehs Tsmps says thaA
n. Waddinatos, ths Rrsneh Anhaaa-
dor at London. has delivered b Lord
6alighaxy Rranes'a sppiy 10 soc lmaasa
BritiEh proposals Beaaraing tho naa-
tFaliamtioa o. Tie eaes Canal. The -
oily amoaeta practically 70 The Aeespa-
a1os Of a. aaFeement with Eaeland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

NMW YoAz, Sept. 2.--Tha dsath h e.
ncancsd sf ME. y. Jatftay. tha 0iAsaa
son Of 3. 3. JAAray, and, until geesntly,
9 member 81 5hnt Rfesa arm. He hed
baen mash oat uf hoalih fos TO o.
shFes years panh am& On tha snmmsE of
1856 vas aompollod 70 raeiEa from Tie
fEm and 70 % ne 0erman haehs. He
returned apparently improved. bus h
80 IN illaa1V8 h0pes He Was gentle
man of rare aeaial meEit, end poaseasea
great bnsinsa ability.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

San FnAMoHsoo, Heps. 6ahs--Ths week
opsns with Ave grain laden ships in the
stFeam, Unable 70 90 20 80 for lack Of
men. TIE boarding mAstsfs are ast-
tEna $50 honus and $40 advance, while
60 wages are paid % the men. Tia
vesssls tied a. are ne American ahir
Oolumbis, British ships DrumblsalF,
0rasstaks, Castle and DeViue. and The
BritlnA bark Gnnnna. Tomorrow, the
Steamship 81 Paul, OAplnin ErakIns,
dapaFas fer Ounnlaska. This yin BE-
his laas voyage % Ne NoEth this year
and she will carry up vintsr supplies
for tEadlnR posta IN Alaska, % wall As
seve!sl 1asslsn gslssas and auAntiiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

PHILapHnFHlA, 6spt. k.-fAhor Day
was esnsrAlly observed b. The labor o.
Raulxatlona bare. 1wo momztor pieniem
were hela and . thoasmnd tnilnru en-.
ioysa ali sorts Of spnFt and plaaaurn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-06

The President. when TIE applause
bad subsiasd, aid: II feel that tbe
country ehould Be conRPntuiatod to-day
apon che pRaaenoe as ~ Capleal Of %
mAny of ouf oWn eitiEana and thoaa
reprooenttna OtheK eoantgies. Men
uhO have DISTINGUISHED themselves b
tie science Of medieine and devoted 10
its further progress. Ny dntT on this
occasion is q veEy pleasing and q very
brief one. u Il simply 10 deelare thAa
tha Ninth Intefnaiional MedsaAl Con-
areas is nov open for ofnanixation and
tor the isansaoiion Of hasinesa."